That's why I always recommend using 79-83 Concord/Spirit brakes instead of the thicker K-H! Now if you could get a brake relining shop to put extra thick material on you could run the Concord/Spirit rotors (~0.82" thick vs. 1.0" on the K-H and Big Bendix used on the big cars). Hmmm... you could always make a metal spacer that mounts behind the brake pad. I wonder if a worn down set of backing plates with all material removed would be to thick? On May 9, 2005 Tom Jennings wrote: > Our 72 Hornet's got the KH disk brakes. Had a leaky caliper, so I > got new calipers, hoses, shoes, etc. (The leak turned out to be a > loose hose! but the calipers looked end-of-life so I changed them > and the hoses anyways). > > Everything was available, and inexpensive -- I even had a choice > of organic vs. metallic pads -- except the rotors, which are > special order and either $111 or $200 -- EACH!! Yow! Luckily > these are just fine, and still 1/4" of pad, smooth, no grooves, > etc. > > Strange situation, that. > > > > > > . ============================================================= Posted by wixList Archiver -- http://www.amxfiles.com/wixlist